Saylor Declares Bitcoin Winter Over, Says BTC Headed for $1 Million

Strategy co-founder Michael Saylor is brushing off Wall Street skeptics, claiming the company’s bitcoin-backed financial model makes shorting its stock a losing bet—and declaring that bitcoin is headed to $1 million. Saylor: Short Strategy at Your Peril This week, Strategy added 1,045 bitcoin to its reserves, bringing total holdings to 582,000 BTC—valued at more than … Read more

The crypto industry has drifted from Bitcoin’s original ethos.

Opinion by: Dr. K, co-founder of Quai Network While Bitcoin was intended to enable people to opt out of state-centralized money systems, the blockchain industry has since lost its way. Today, we see the threat of government overreach along with blockchain solutions that prioritize scalability and performance over decentralization.  The rise of networks like Ethereum … Read more

“If Bitcoin’s not going to zero, it’s going to $1 million,” Says Michael Saylor

The co-founder of Strategy (formerly known as MicroStrategy), Michael Saylor, appeared on Bloomberg to assure crypto enthusiasts and Bitcoinists that “Winter is not coming back.” On Tuesday, 10 June 2025, Saylor told Bloomberg, “We’re past that phase; if Bitcoin’s not going to zero, it’s going to $1 million.” He cited US President Donald Trump’s pro-crypto … Read more

Connecticut Bans Government Crypto Investments as Bitcoin Tests Key Range Ahead of CPI Data

TLDR:  Connecticut prohibits state and local governments from holding or accepting crypto. Bitcoin holds above $109K after retesting key range, signaling bullish continuation. Traders await CPI data, with inflation surprises expected to spark major volatility. Crypto policy divides deepen in U.S. as states like Texas and Connecticut take opposite paths. Connecticut has approved legislation banning … Read more

What is a supply chain attack in crypto and how to prevent it?

What is a supply chain attack in crypto? A supply chain attack in the crypto domain is a cyberattack where hackers target third-party components, services or software that a project relies on instead of attacking the project itself. These components may include libraries, application programming interfaces (APIs) or tools used in decentralized applications (DApps), exchanges … Read more